Training Volume Insights
Adam emphasizes the importance of assessing whether increased training volume truly yields better results. He encourages honest self-reflection about workout intensity and effectiveness. Justin adds that experimenting with different training approaches can be beneficial, even if it challenges one’s ego. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the dynamic nature of fitness and personal growth.In this clip
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What exactly would Sal, Adam, and Justin typically recommend for my specific two-week scenario where I want to actively do something in Week 1 and then take a completely off Week 2 before starting MAPS Aesthetic fresh, based on the episode 1769: Can Overtraining Be Killing Your Progress? & More (Listener Live Coaching) and the clip Athletic Aesthetics Challenge?
I've been doing a lot of weight training over the past few years and have developed quite a bit. Lately, though, I’ve been feeling really tired and thought it might be time to slow things down a bit in all areas of my life — including training. That’s why I figured the MAPS 15 Advanced program could be a good fit. That said, I’m so used to training intensely 5–6 times a week for at least an hour each session that I can’t help but worry I’ll lose my gains. What are your thoughts on this? Do you think I should add a bit more volume?
What exactly would Sal, Adam, and Justin typically recommend for my specific two-week scenario where I want to actively do something in Week 1 and then take a completely off Week 2 before starting MAPS Aesthetic fresh, based on Mind Pump Episode #1142 | Nine Signs You Are Overtraining, Overtraining Insights, episode 1769: Can Overtraining Be Killing Your Progress? & More (Listener Live Coaching), and the clip Athletic Aesthetics Challenge?